The only thing I don't like about N2002 is...

...the skimpy manual that comes with it. I loved the N2 manual, and it served as good reading material hundreds of times. ;-) Granted, N2002 has video training for each track....but I'd rather read about each track, basics of how to drive it, car setups, and all of the other cool stuff. You know, just something 'informative' to read while on the can. hehe -Will

William Bradshaw wrote:

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> > ...the skimpy manual that comes with it. I loved the N2 manual, and it > served as good reading material hundreds of times. ;-) > > Granted, N2002 has video training for each track....but I'd rather read > about each track, basics of how to drive it, car setups, and all of the > other cool stuff. You know, just something 'informative' to read while on > the can. hehe > > -Will

Hehee, I know what you mean. I sill read my old Revs manual from time to time :) Gerry

On Sun, 24 Mar 2002 21:59:25 +0000, Gerry Aitken <[email hidden]> wrote: >Hehee, I know what you mean. I sill read my old Revs manual from time to >time :) > >Gerry I can spell 'Four wheel drift' from Steve Smith backwards - from memory :) Andre

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> ...the skimpy manual that comes with it. I loved the N2 manual, and it > served as good reading material hundreds of times. ;-) > > Granted, N2002 has video training for each track....but I'd rather read > about each track, basics of how to drive it, car setups, and all of the > other cool stuff. You know, just something 'informative' to read while on > the can. hehe

There is nothing like reading a piece of Steve Smith's writing while relieving oneself on the porcelain god. I don't even play ICR2 anymore but the strategy guides to that and GPL are normally sitting on my toilet. Jason

Ah yes. I'm sure we've all been there!! Todd "jason moyer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > "William Bradshaw" <[email hidden]> wrote in messagenews:<[email hidden]>... > > ...the skimpy manual that comes with it. I loved the N2 manual, and it > > served as good reading material hundreds of times. ;-) > > > > Granted, N2002 has video training for each track....but I'd rather read > > about each track, basics of how to drive it, car setups, and all of the > > other cool stuff. You know, just something 'informative' to read whileon

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> > the can. hehe > > There is nothing like reading a piece of Steve Smith's writing while > relieving oneself on the porcelain god. I don't even play ICR2 > anymore but the strategy guides to that and GPL are normally sitting > on my toilet. > > Jason

I've installed a lap top in my bathroom. I can sit on the "john" and watch old Darryl show me the line at all the NASCAR tracks, even do a little "keyboard" racing if its a long session......lol... It works great, you guys should try it! TP PS: Works good for catching up on ras posts too, like "grrruuuunt, hhhhmmmmf, ahhhhhh" now..........lol... "William Bradshaw" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> ...the skimpy manual that comes with it. I loved the N2 manual, and it > served as good reading material hundreds of times. ;-) > > Granted, N2002 has video training for each track....but I'd rather read > about each track, basics of how to drive it, car setups, and all of the > other cool stuff. You know, just something 'informative' to read while on > the can. hehe > > -Will > >

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> I've installed a lap top in my bathroom. I can sit on the > "john" and watch old Darryl show me the line at all the > NASCAR tracks, even do a little "keyboard" racing if its a > long session......lol... > > It works great, you guys should try it! > > TP > > PS: Works good for catching up on ras posts too, like > "grrruuuunt, hhhhmmmmf, ahhhhhh" now..........lol...

The questions begs.... do you actually suffer from the runs when you post those "less size constrained" posts? Jan. ;-) =---

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> I've installed a lap top in my bathroom. I can sit on the "john" and watch > old Darryl show me the line at all the NASCAR tracks, even do a little > "keyboard" racing if its a long session......lol... > > It works great, you guys should try it! > > TP > > PS: Works good for catching up on ras posts too, like "grrruuuunt, > hhhhmmmmf, ahhhhhh" now..........lol...

No wonder we get such large posts from you! Nothing better to do at the time. :-P -- Fester "The United States is not nearly so concerned that its acts be kept secret from its intended victims as it is that the American people not know of them." -?U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark

lol.... Nope...I do them on my 4th and 5th daily visit....usually short sessions. TP "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> "Tom Pabst" wrote... > > I've installed a lap top in my bathroom. I can sit on the > > "john" and watch old Darryl show me the line at all the > > NASCAR tracks, even do a little "keyboard" racing if its a > > long session......lol... > > > > It works great, you guys should try it! > > > > TP > > > > PS: Works good for catching up on ras posts too, like > > "grrruuuunt, hhhhmmmmf, ahhhhhh" now..........lol... > > The questions begs.... do you actually suffer from the runs when you post > those "less size constrained" posts? > > Jan. ;-) > =--- > >

Too funny Unc! TP "Uncle Fester" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Tom Pabst wrote: > > I've installed a lap top in my bathroom. I can sit on the "john" andwatch

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> > old Darryl show me the line at all the NASCAR tracks, even do a little > > "keyboard" racing if its a long session......lol... > > > > It works great, you guys should try it! > > > > TP > > > > PS: Works good for catching up on ras posts too, like "grrruuuunt, > > hhhhmmmmf, ahhhhhh" now..........lol... > > > No wonder we get such large posts from you! Nothing better to do at the > time. :-P > > -- > > Fester > > "The United States is not nearly so concerned that its acts be kept > secret from its intended victims as it is that the American people not > know of them." > > -?U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark >